Deputy Governor of Jakarta appreciates IGI
Jakarta, (13/6/2013). Deputy Governor of Jakarta, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, expressed his gratitude for the IGI at the launch of the IGI Jakarta results. “The quality of government service to the public needs to be measured, and I am grateful for the benchmarks provided by the IGI”. ...
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E-procurement to reduce corruption
Jakarta, (4/6/2013). “E-procurement is a key step in fighting corruption because it makes government purchasing more transparent,” said Laode Syarif, Senior Advisor, from Kemitraan. “The UN Convention on Anti-Corruption provides a clear definition which has been ratified in...
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Even the best have room for improvement
Yogyakarta, (28/5/2013). Although Jogjakarta achieved the highest score of the 33 provinces in the Indonesia Governance Index (IGI), the results show that there are still some weaknesses in basic service provision, including a low budget allocation for health services, education and poverty...
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Celebrating success in bureaucracy reform
Banjarmasin, (22/5/2013). Good bureaucracy has booted South Kalimantan to number nine in the Indonesia Governance Index (IGI).The province gained a rank of 6.16, above the national median level of 5.67, as revealed at a seminar to promote the results of the IGI held by Kemitraan. ...
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Quality of parliament is affected by electoral system
Jakarta, (23/5/2013). The electoral system has a big impact on the results, especially when it comes to the number of women in parliament according to recent research by Kemitraan with program partner in five Southeast Asian countries: Indonesia, Cambodia, Malaysia, the Philippines and...
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Central Java rises up the Indonesia Governance Index
Semarang, (15/05/2013) Central Java rose from 22nd place in 2008 to 16th place out of Indonesia’s 33 provinces in the Indonesia Governance Index with a score of 5.85, slightly above the national average of 5.67, reported Lukman Hakim, a researcher of Central Java at the Seminar for the...
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IGI
Indonesia Governance Index (IGI) is a comprehensive index initiated by the Partnership for Governance Reform (Kemitraan) supported by generous funding of AusAID. Through a composite objective data and opinion of well-informed persons, this index assesses the performance of four major arenas of...
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